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Verb:

त्‍ताजाने चपळ्‍या तत्‍था,

outbalance's Usage Examples:

"risk compensation" - then “the decline in infectivity could easily be outbalanced by a rise in the unsafe contact rate” leading to a continuing epidemic.

As the area of the piston on this side is larger, the pressure easily outbalances the smaller area of the annular piston below.

From mid-1944, the casualty ratio started to outbalance the victories of the Italian pilots.

Delilah"s husband, whom he hated so much, proving his love for Delilah outbalances his hatred for Delilah"s husband.

types of crimes and none of the factors that they cite now overshadow or outbalance those reasons for now executing the judgment of the people of the State.

Nevertheless, for most of her career her beauty and talent outbalanced her disfavour with moralists, and earned her "poems of praise.

seven million views on YouTube, the music video"s 13,000 likes were outbalanced by the 50,000 dislikes.

In such cases the ecological and cultural damage often outbalanced any economic advantage.

great deal of ingenuity in small details which is probably enough to outbalance his liberal use of plot cliches.

Without him, nothing will be destroyed and that will outbalance the World of Encantadia.

German Protestant immigrants initially were the new population sought to outbalance the French and Mi"kmaq influence in the region—both of which were Catholic.

Homeostatic outbalances are the main driving force for changes of the body.

He later outbalances, breaking his spinal cord " column.

Synonyms:

overbalance, dominate, prevail, rule, reign, predominate, outweigh, preponderate,

Antonyms:

lose, dissuade, misconception, yang, yin,